Design & Engineering
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1. Artist renderings and color drawings
2. Scaled clay model
3. Computer aided design (CAD) |
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All boats are built the same right? NOPE! Read on.
It all starts with the best, most innovative designers and engineers in the boating industry. This "creation" phase begins with artist renderings and color drawings(Image 1) that progress to a scaled clay model(Image 2).
Computer Aided Design (CAD)(Image 3) technology provides the details needed for the design, engineering, testing, parts fabrication and product assembly teams. Aspiring to be distinctive means that you will consistently be rewarded with award winning, innovative boats that offer a superior boating experience.
All boats are not built alike! Owning a quality product is priceless and we at Sea-Doo Sport Boats share that philosophy. We know what goes into each and every Sea-Doo Sport Boat that rolls out of our 350,000 sq. ft. production facility in Benton, Illinois. Having YOU know is priceless to us! |
AWARDS
Take a look at the following list of awards for design and innovation that helps put Sea-Doo Sport Boats in some very select company, year after year:
2001
IslandiaTM model awarded "Gold Award" for design from the Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA), featured in Business Week magazine.
2000
Islandia model wins Motor Boating & Sailing's "Innovation Award".
1999
Challenger 1800 named "Preferred Runabout" by Popular Mechanics magazine.
1998
Challenger 1800 won "Gold Award" for design from IDSA, featured in Business Week magazine.
1997
Challenger 1800 wins Motor Boating & Sailing's "Innovation Award".
1996
Speedster wins "Award of Excellence" from Sea Magazine.
1995
Speedster wins "Silver Award" for design from the IDSA.
1994
Speedster wins Motor Boating & Sailing's "Innovation Award"
Speedster wins "Design of the Year" from IDSA, featured in Business Week magazine.